Complete issue 35:1 as one pdf (6mb)  Front cover   c1  Inside front cover   c2  Contents ordered by difficulty   c3  Title page   1  Editorial information   2    General Delivery Ab epistulis 
  Steve Peter      [Introductory — what publishers want]  2  Editorial comments 
  Barbara Beeton      [Introductory — typography and TUGboat news]
    Updike prize for student type design;     Talk by Matthew Carter;     R.I.P. Mike Parker (1929–2014);     Turing Award for Leslie Lamport;     TAOCP volume 1 issued as an e-book;     Other items worth a look  3-4  The TeX tuneup of 2014 
  Donald Knuth      [Intermediate Plus — the 2014 updates to TeX, Metafont, etc.]  5-8  Making lists: A journey into unknown grammar 
  James Hunt      [Introductory — prescriptions for correct usage of itemized, enumerated, definition lists]  9-15  In memoriam Jean-Pierre Drucbert 
  Jean-Michel Hufflen   16    Letters Does not suffice to run LaTeX a finite number of times to get cross-references right 
  Jaime Gaspar      [Introductory — simple counterexample]  16    Fonts Fetamont: An extended logo typeface 
  Linus Romer      [Intermediate — the Metafont logo in many variants, anchors and kerning classes in Metafont, history]  17-21    LaTeX LaTeX3 news, issue 9 
  LaTeX Project Team      [Intermediate — Hiatus?; expl3 in the community; logo; recent activity; what can you do for LaTeX3?]  22-26  Introduction to presentations with beamer 
  Thomas Thurnherr      [Intermediate — sequence of examples for making slides for presentations]  27-30  The beamer class: Controlling overlays 
  Joseph Wright      [Intermediate — practical examples for revealing slides step by step]  31-33  Boxes and more boxes 
  Ivan Pagnossin      [Introductory — introduction to box concepts and usage in LaTeX]  34-35  Glisterings: Glyphs; long labels 
  Peter Wilson 
         Asterism; Raising a character; Boxing a glyph; Glyph widths; Font size; Long labels  36-38  The pkgloader and lt3graph packages: Toward simple and powerful package management for LaTeX 
  Michiel Helvensteijn      [Intermediate Plus — addressing LaTeX package conflicts in a general way, and general graph representation]  39-43    Software & Tools An overview of Pandoc 
  Massimiliano Dominici      [Intermediate — conversion from Markdown to many output formats, including LaTeX]  44-50  Numerical methods with LuaLaTeX 
  Juan Montijano, Mario Pérez, Luis Rández, Juan Luis Varona      [Intermediate Plus — examples of mathematical computations and graphics eased by LuaTeX]  51-56  Parsing PDF content streams with LuaTeX 
  Taco Hoekwater      [Advanced — overview of the new pdfparser library in LuaTeX]  57-60  ModernDvi: A high quality rendering and modern DVI viewer 
  Antoine Bossard (orcid), Takeyuki Nagao      [Intermediate Plus — a multi-threading application available at the Windows Store]  61-68  Selection in PDF viewers and a LuaTeX bug 
  Hans Hagen      [Advanced — selection of text vs. display math leads to uncovering a bug in new primitives]  69-70  Parsers in TeX and using CWEB for general pretty-printing 
  Alexander Shibakov      [Advanced — using bison and flex to implement parsers and scanners in TeX]  71-78    Graphics Entry-level MetaPost 4: Artful lines 
  Mari Voipio      [Introductory — line widths, joins, caps, dashes, arrows, default options, grids]  79-81  drawdot in MetaPost: A bug, a fix 
  Hans Hagen      [Intermediate Plus — bug report from Knuth: drawdot should not draw an open dot]  82    Electronic Documents HTML to LaTeX transformation 
  Frederik Schlupkothen      [Intermediate — introduces a mapping from HTML commands to LaTeX, using several packages]  83-90    Publishing Scientific documents written by novice researchers: A personal experience in Latin America 
  Ludger Suarez–Burgoa      [Introductory — 20 years of writing scientific documents, from the typewriter to a new LaTeX class]  91-98    Survey Macro memories, 1964–2013 
  David Walden      [Advanced — informal musings about macros in TeX, M4, the early ARPANET, etc.]  99-110    Abstracts Eutypon: Contents of issue 30–31 (October 2013)   111  Die TeXnische Komödie: Contents of issue 1/2014   111    Hints & Tricks The treasure chest 
  Karl Berry (orcid)      [Intermediate — new CTAN packages, December 2013–March 2014]  112    Book Reviews Book reviews: LaTeX for Complete Novices and Using LaTeX to Write a PhD Thesis, by Nicola Talbot 
  Boris Veytsman (orcid) 
         See the TUG books page for all book reviews and discounts.  113-114  Book review: Dynamic Documents with R and knitr, by Yihui Xie 
  Boris Veytsman (orcid)      [Reports and notices — including some tutorial material on data exploration and plotting]  115-119    TUG Business TUG financial statements for 2013 
  Karl Berry (orcid)   120  Institutional members   121    Advertisements TeX consulting and production services   121    News Calendar   123  TUG 2014 announcement   124